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Going With the Flow

May 28, 2014 Dana

Something I’ve been thinking about for a few days now. Just got back from Burning Flipside, a much-needed artistic vacation. My lover and I had printed out the list of events from the website before leaving, and while we consulted it… Read moreGoing With the Flow

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It’s Never Too Late

May 1, 2014 Dana

There’s a quote attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt which has always spoken to me: “Do one thing every day that you’re afraid of.” Now, I certainly don’t hold true to this sentiment EVERY day, but I try to hold it in… Read moreIt’s Never Too Late

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In Defense of “Ladies”

April 14, 2014January 19, 2015 Dana

This article recently popped up in my newsfeed on Facebook. I’ve had mixed feelings about it ever since. Believe me, I know “ladies” is problematic. I know I’m not a “lady,’ strictly speaking. Technically, I think “ladies” are those people who… Read moreIn Defense of “Ladies”

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Finding the Way Back to Me

April 8, 2014 Dana

There’s something I’ve been thinking a lot about the past few weeks. I posted a lot while I was still in my old job about how difficult and stressful and demoralizing it was working in a call center. I spent… Read moreFinding the Way Back to Me

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**trigger warning** We have to be able to talk about suicide

February 19, 2014January 19, 2015 Dana

A queer and homeless acquaintance posted a suicide note on FB tonight. He was an activist and friends were able to mobilize and locate him. He is now checked into the hospital. But I just saw him last night at… Read more**trigger warning** We have to be able to talk about suicide

LGBTQ, Mental Health  adulthood, depression, life, mental health, suicide, thoughts  1 Comment

Lessons on Moving

December 25, 2013 Dana

I’ve been thinking about writing this post since I moved halfway across the country to graduate school 3 1/2 years ago. I recently made a trip to visit my sister for Christmas and decided to pick up a few things… Read moreLessons on Moving

Uncategorized  adulthood, books, change, life, moving, travel  2 Comments

Who Needs to Change?

September 2, 2013 Dana

In my past apartment I lived in a clothing optional environment. It’s definitely my preference. I also lived that way in college when I roomed with my best friend and her mother. It just wasn’t a big deal if I popped… Read moreWho Needs to Change?

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The Power of Words

July 22, 2013 Dana

I’m usually not a huge fan of labels. I prefer to self-identify in ambiguous terms. Life is complicated and if I learned anything in graduate school it’s that dichotomies are always false, if easier for the human brain to comprehend… Read moreThe Power of Words

Uncategorized  adulthood, anxiety, change, depression, mental health, shift, thoughts, yoga  1 Comment

a new chapter

July 2, 2013 Dana

I think all humans both require and on some level fear change, or are at least resistant to it. No matter how much I yearn for change, the closer it comes, the more anxious I become. I also tend to… Read morea new chapter

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“Real” world blues

June 21, 2013 Dana

So I’m moving to Austin when my lease is up in July, hard details pending. I had a job interview in Austin this past Monday (well, 2, but I am only talking about 1 here), and I didn’t get the… Read more“Real” world blues

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